Sentence examples for meant traffic from inspiring English sources

In court, Kelly claimed "traffic problems" meant "traffic study".

For some, it has meant traffic jams when a presidential motorcade passes through.

It was another sellout at the Metrodome, which certainly meant traffic jams in downtown Minneapolis afterward.

Many holidaymakers set off for the seaside on Friday night, which meant traffic on many roads was lighter yesterday than might have been expected.

This means traffic is rarely an excuse for lateness.

Though the series is based on the hit Israeli comedy "Ramzor" (which means traffic light), created by the comedian Adir Miller, the conceit feels shamelessly American.

The gondoliers want "strict repression," by which they mean traffic cops who will stop motormen — especially water-taxi drivers — from speeding and behaving recklessly.

The police's main competitor in the realm of traffic information is Yandex, which began monitoring traffic on its Web site in 2006 and in 2008 set up a separate "analytical center," Yandex Probki (probka means traffic jam).

That means traffic was 40% down on a normal Sunday.

This means traffic will be distributed uniformly across the network.

The system also takes into account "speed bumps and rotaries," by which I think it means traffic circles.